FLAUNT! Create a Life You Love After Infidelity or Betrayal

What do you do after something terrible happens to you?

Maybe it was infidelity or another devastating betrayal. Maybe it was financial betrayal, a health crisis, or a relationship that fell apart. Whatever happened, you're left trying to figure out how to heal, trust yourself again, and move forward without letting what happened define the rest of your life.

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How can someone who sees herself as a good person—a loving wife, devoted mother, woman of faith—have an affair?

And how can she keep going back when she knows what she's doing is wrong?

Those questions can be almost impossible to understand from the betrayed side of infidelity. We look at the choices our partner made and think, I would never do that. If you ...

Not just saved. Not just kept intact. But genuinely better? After betrayal, so much attention goes to the two individuals. You need to heal. He needs to understand why he cheated and change the patterns that allowed it to happen.

But there is a third entity that also needs attention: the relationship itself.

In this episode, I'm joined by Hasani and Danielle Pet...

After betrayal, women are often told to heal. Regulate your nervous system. Stop obsessing. Work on your triggers. Communicate better. Go to therapy. Learn to trust again. So you do…

But what happens when you've read the books, done the therapy, practiced the tools, and worked incredibly hard—and your body still doesn't feel safe?

Maybe the problem isn't that yo...

If betrayal has suddenly made divorce a possibility, you may feel trapped between two terrible options: stay in a marriage that no longer feels safe or enter a legal battle that causes even more damage. But divorce does not automatically have to mean war.

In this conversation, Lora Cheadle speaks with divorce consultant, mediator, co-parenting specialist, and Good Divo...